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Rama’s Kitchen

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02-570-0954
Nataf, Israel
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This unique fine dining establishment in the picturesque Jerusalem Hills offers delectable, authentic cuisine that combines Western standards with a touch of Arabic flavors. You won’t want to miss the stunning view either, even as yo dine.

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02-570-0954

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“Divine food with a view”

Reviewed on November 22, 2016By Jana RJerusalem District, Israel

Amazing food, very good service, beautiful surroundings. Definitely worth the trip (and effort because you have to make reservation in advance and they work only on certain days) as they use fresh local ingredients in an innovative way. It was definitely one of the best breakfast I have had in Israel.

“Excellent Unique Food- well worth a Visit”

Reviewed on November 20, 2016By Amnon Alexander PTel Aviv, Israel

My wife and I visited Rama's Kitchen for breakfast on a Friday as I had heard good reviews. Breakfast costs 98 shekels per person and you should reserve a place a month before. Ask them for a table with a view as the view is exceptional. The Service was great, friendly staff and...

My wife and I visited Rama's Kitchen for breakfast on a Friday as I had heard good reviews. Breakfast costs 98 shekels per person and you should reserve a place a month before. Ask them for a table with a view as the view is exceptional. The Service was great, friendly staff and the food was really good.I was a bit disappointed with the size of the omelette as you can see from the image attached but overall you leave their well fed. The only downside was that the restaurant is very dusty and the floor was extremely dusty due to the nature of the location. We had all our cutlery changed due to the dust and I had to wash my sneakers afterwards!! Overall, highly recommended.

“One of the best”

Reviewed on October 1, 2016By Beja47Tel Aviv, Israel

We went on Saturday for lunch, and it was amazing!!! All the starters are perfect! Service is cool and good. We like the view , the atmosphere, the food. The main dishes are very good but I think it's too expensive. It's really one of the best restaurant in Israel. Enjoy

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